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T I t ith Y • n king, )ceed. :t t)15 1 :es (A en the aderii ilk 11 t)a. n any h(i4 a ou re, i 39 ridge " re- now paper I they hay- duty annit 5 tate- trial s, of b,. ~ ug ri.aps Ia 1 for r,►g ►iaVe g st ,tOLIS wine i bat CUP . U, lAur Jic a ision ii.-- - :et a not It 011 g 1) OLIO ;:er- are led the n a sagd Ga., )eii be )S- [Cir )re hd NUMBER 55701 THAMES 'NAVIGATION, Guildhall, London, 1u1y,17, aro.. to RIVER. AND CANAL NAVIGATION WORK- MEN AND ,OTHERS. HE COMMITTEE . of the CORPOR ATIONT of LONDON, appointed to carry into exectition the At 2t . Parliament passed in the last Session, entitled an " At f or amending, altering, and eldarging the 1 4 iwers of two Cts pdssed in rhe t4th and 17th years of his present Majesty,. relation to the Navigation ot the River Thames; Westward (" London Bridge, within the Liberties of. the City of Lon don, and for the further Improvement of , the same Naviga 11011," do hereby give Notice, That they will meet in the LOuncil Chamber, Cuddhalt aforesaid, on FRIDAY, the - 3 oth day Of August next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to ie l•eive Proposals in writing (sealed up) from Persons willing to contract fur construding,• erecting, and completing forth. a . Pound Lock, Weir and E tobank (milt, and for mak iug the requisite excavations in the River Thames, near to T etidington ; also r delivering such quantities of Chalk at that place as may be necessary. PlanS, specifications, anti other particulars of the said in. tended Works, may be seen at • the Town Clerk's Office, C uiltlhall, atter the t.7th inst every clay (Sundays excepted) b etween me hours of Ten and Four WOODTIIORPE. NVINSLADE HOUSE, near Exeter, late the ce,sed, ,i,t.e44hiddeb",c,i,e of t7o,EADWcresAußfp C Lauc t l ) aCilo t. i . l iD g ( ,vill sq be (Ole t- ittect tor Sale some time, in August .or September ilex', of which due notice will be given; and PartiCulars may then be had of Mrs rs. Forbes an.l PocoCk, Solicitors, No. 5, Ely- Place, London ; and loon Pictsley, Esq. Solicitor, Exeter. ICHARDSON,.GOODLUCK, and Co. 'Con tract,rs with 6overntnent tor the present STA T E I • ' i'rni It?, respettfull , IlliOrill the Pubic that TICK ETS SHAKES are now on Sale at their Offices, Bank- bnild- L,s, Cornhilli and oppOsite the Kiag's Mews, Charing-cross. SCHEME. " • 5 . - of - 4:2 , : , ,. , 00 - - . are - - ..ClnO,Pno S - - - - 2,000 S - - - . 1,000 9 ,,,,, ! 100 - . - . - w - 3,000 5 0 - Z , - - SO Ic, 25 4,80 0 _ - . . . 15 . . ----- Tickets Z20.,0000 FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. Al! to be Drawn the igth of OCTOBER, 18to. GREIG'S WORLi) DISyLAVED. This . Day was published, In one thick closely printed volume. embellished with an elegant hiontisinec.e, tzmo, price Bs. 6d. Eviund ; also a superior edition, on large paper, tor Families, price 121 , . 6d. 3vo...boards; THE WORLD DISPLAYED.; or, the Charac teristic Features 0. Nature and Art exliib • i!ed on a new intei,6ed,tor )(...titl! in general, as an Outline of the It, g parts of knowledge, sly" as a rettlern '')!.al,CCr of riper years; tieing a t_oneise View. of L to6rapar4 of- the British - hie its ilist:4y, Laws,. A„oro,titution, n ar y o f Maps, mete Varieties, & c. Curious Aniin.ils, Veg , :taoles, Fossils, &c. Eglr4ordinary , t4fo ris of 'Linn in Art and industry, Mechanic.,l Powers, various S.ihjeets- on the Aurora Borealis, Thunder, Ligniiii,:g, Earthquakes, Winds, Springs, Salt ?less or the :See, &c ; the that join the animated and ited parts of the Cieatiun ; Biography,. Foreign 4,1 1 Dotni..stic ; Lives of the . Heroes at the Siege of Troy, C. &c, By JOHN GREIG, rivate Teacher 'f (:eograpti) ; Auth >r of an Introduction to th e use . i t the, t; lobes, Ladies Ari thmetic, Heavens dis- Played. Expeditious Instructor, &c. Printed tor •C Cradock and WI loy, No. 32, Paternos ter, row ; C. L aw , ive Maria-lane ; and C. Lhapple. P.ll 40Y bilflT)H tiCANUNI, the only . Hair 111 inghlll6, for cleaning, beautifying, and Preserving the !Lair tr,n falling otl. promoting its growth, ' a nd rem, ring it beautifully glossy, giving it a natural, airy, : a nd flowing appearance; its effects will be touiid pi _ , sarit and beneficial atter violent exercise; cleansing away . p , a ble ma! ter and scents, such as arise from dancng, hunting, -'xe..; a n d it h as been highly recoininen ed by the ra "lry for - not eilmates. .Patrunised by sal 3 illu trious ,branche s of the Royal Family, 6:c." 6s. and 5. per b ottle. • ( - I() Wi.t , ;ND'S LOTION improved by Mr. Macdonald (late from Dickinson's), attested by. scr - ,e of the first charac ters in the Kingdom, as being sup::_rior to any other in the tire of" C'utic. , lar and Scorbutic Complaints, at reduced Prices, twin WWI% Cs * that the rimier high price prevented its general , ise. Quarts, Pints, and Half Pints, os. 3s. yd. . 414 . 1 2i . 3d. stamp included., th e i I MOLIdENT PREVENTIVE LOTION, -e most sate and eleolit Wash in the universe for cieaning and softeiiing•the Complexion, removing Sun -tan, Freckles, 131utclies, Ringworms Itc. and if used atter the "uwiand'S Lotion has cured vie , Eruption, it will infallibly Irev ei i t a return it is sate for !Eruptions in Children ; and w4ll be found to gibe certain ease and comfort to the Face af_ 4 er shaving ; is also excellent to dote stings of venomous in-' J.l•ittles 3s. 9 a. , N•B. They may be had of the Proprietors, Faultier, Hum bert. and Co. at thed Wholesale Nleilicine Warehouse, s 3, 1 -° ng-acre, London ; of all Veiwiers throughout the King '',;3lll; and' of - Mr. Bull, Dublin.•- Lioeral.ALlowance m a d e to Ole rclimit, and Wholesale peak's' ADVICE. \AT HEN a Man of Prole,sional Knowledge, Edn v cation, - and Skill, uses persevering endeavours to dis ("Jver the most sate and effectual int:thou of treating a tew pre. d atliny I;,seases, the successful result of 114 experience is the .e•st proof of Superiority. or cOLEY, a re. ular Member of the Royal' College o f after- being regularly educated and initiated into 'vvery branch of the profession, was induced to make the Cure 'or the following Diseases the object a his particular Study, . A certain Disorder, frequently contra6ted in a moment of In toxicati,in; and its usual atten,dants, Strictures and G leets, as also Debility, whether arising trom excess of drinking, . 0 11 g residence in warm Climates, or a Secret S o lit ar y Vi ce, ro, 'often Unhappily pursued by the" Y outh o f b o th S exes ; i n (Thq it will •be found the cause of Sterility or hairenness, a nd hi the other occaspur a numerous train of Nervous Dis 'ases, which, if not timely remedied, ternuhate in Impotence a nd Consumption. hi nt, re su l t o f a long and extensive P r acti ce h as ena bl e d 41 , by ii . proper method, to effectually remove such Dis , itses .l however inveterate or complicated, without subj e cti ng e . Patient to the least restraint in .Diet or Exercise ; an d i n "slight Venereal Cases, wnere an early application is made net chscovay ot• thejnfection, a pertett cure is performed 41 t wn (flys. Mr. Coley feels it a duty he owes to the Public to state been many years in extensive private Practice an t hat t his mode of Treatment in the Cure of the above t , Onl d Plaints, has never been known to fail in one single instance ; Vld begs t o a dd, th at 'Physi c i ans attic very highest respects ,l4 have honoured hint with their warmest recommenda i,tcts, and the most satisfatlory testimonials of fns s u cce ss i n the particular Complaints above alluded to. „ klr.Coley may be.consulted by either Sex daily, p ersona ll y "r by letter, with secrecy, liberality, and attention.. Patients in the country inclosing a Bank note, are requested (° state tne particulars of their case , when Advice and Medi cine will be forwtorted.to any part of , the kingdom—No. zo, I° lnt-street,Adelphi, Strand s . , • V ? ? - u Tc&T ~.t_~ TH UR SDA JULY 19, 1810. VICTUALLING.OFFICE, ,7une 29, 131 9 . , T HE COMALISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING • • - A• HIS 11/1/I)'ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, -That on Thesday, the 3 is: of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders ,in writing (sealed sip), and-treat for the supply (on : separate.ContraiN V what FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVI. SIONS and RUM, may be demanded for the service of his Ma jesty's Ships and Ven ids at' Limerick and the River .Shannon, in ',eland, fpr Twelve Months certain, and further until six Months warning shall be given for the termination thereof; to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety days alto date., The Conditions of the CsniraEls may be seen at the Secretary's Office ; at this Qffiee' or by oippying to the Colleaor of Ills Majesty's Cu loots at Litnerick. No regard will be bad to any Tender.in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that ihall:not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday,. the 31st of July next, nor unle - ts the Person who makes the T. nder, or some Person oti his behalf, attends, to anster 7i , hen' Called jot Nor will any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon stone ar ticles, and prices much inlet-if, to the teal value apon others, be consideted as pr,/o , to be admit! d . EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, ViCTUALLI.N.G-utFIGL, .710' 6 , t 8 to. THE 00111311SSIOA ERSjor PICT 114 L LIA G 'His MAYESTI"s A'.4l/Y do hereby give N,tice, That on Friday, the :7th Intt, thg will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat f r n. WEST IN DIA RUM, to be delivered free' of duty, from Warehouses in 'which ibe'sante'sh,al have been" bonded,` one half the#-eof in the course of 0n,,,11 , 1:,:tv, and the reindiad,r in one Month afterwards, into His illajesty's Fitivalling Sties at Cork ; and to be paid for 4,y Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dail after date . The Conditians cf tie Crottfaa may 6e seen at !be Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in wbicb the .Price Shall Not be inserted in wordt.at length, or that shall not kdeti.pereil to the Board hejore One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 27th Inst. Wor unless the Persoli who makes the render, or some Person on his behalf, a-tindt is answer when calla k ,ALL/N(,-4, July to, ito. .T 4 HE CO.IIMISSIONERSjor kICTUALLING . 1 - Ills 11.14 .7ASTI's NAli t do hereby give Alcdice,That on Tuesday, the 4th al September next, they will be ready to receive Ttirderl in writing ( sealed ,and treat for suchluantities of PRIME IRISH 13E EF PORK, lobe cured in the ensuing season, as th:. nespe/live 211,etchants and ers therein may binkpeoper to lir ;, one-third part thereof to be packed in Half Tu;scheons, one-third part in Tierces, and one-third part in Bat.. eels; to be delivered int9.his Majesj , 'sVianalling Stop es at Deptford, Papl.snicutb, Plymouth, and Col k, and into the Army Vit3ualfi•rg Sto,es in St. Catherine's, in regular pop,rikas v/ each dew, ip. tion of Casks, by she peri ids under mentioned, One-fourth part orthe . whole by the 28th. February, t 3 i I, • One-fourth part more, tstti A prit„lBlt, 'One-fourth part more, pot May, tStt, And the rernaini . ng fourth part by .phe isth (Lily, i$t t, and to Ge paid fp. by 13;1!2 iqyaille, with interest, ninety days ajttr date. The Conditions of the C,ntraa may be seen. at the Sicietaq's Office, at this Office, or by apkyidg to Mr. 7. Dtenstervilk j Agent for: the Vil7uallini, at Cork; to the Collecciors of his Ma. tesfy's Customs Limerick, ilajail, Newty, and Waterford; and to the Postmaster-Genera/ at respeaive?y. N. B. No Tender for a, lest gu:vitity than 7 . 'tvo Thontand Tierces , J Beef, and Two . Thousand Tierces ol Pork, will be go'l mined ; nor will regard be bad to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, cr lOat !hail no; be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the ch of :ember next, nor unless the Person who makes the lender, or some 7.1 %,ix at/end'. to attyrrer zvbelt called for. VII LiV(,-iiJALj • y„./.,v 13, .8,0: T HE COMMISSIO.NERSIbr VICTUALLINC. ..111.1 YESTrs NA V Y do hereby give Tbat an Friday next, tbe zoth instant, they 'Lodi be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writings ( sealed up),, and treat j . O, Nine Hun dred Quarters ,y 'NEW P A I. E, and fur Three Hundred Quarter," of NEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBEa mkur ; to be aniTl;er • to Sat/rides (of not les,i tba'e One Quart each) . to •be iroduied with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the space of ten days into bit Majesty's' Piathilling Stoles at 'Deptfird; and to be paid fur by payable with Inks est, ninety d. 9.1 after date:, •1 he Conditions of the Cuntraa ni:9 , be 'seen at the See, efafy's Office, • No regard will 6e had to any,Tendeicin wh;.:l,the Price shall not 6e inserted in words at length, or , that shall not be, livered lb the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday next, he a o:b instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or mete Pe's," bit bebalf, atiende, r, air,icet rt.hen called f 0,.. IL/ 1' IC: .740, 16, 1810. THE CONMISSIOLVERSjor 1 7 10111.4 LING" his Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notiea,7 h a t on Fr iday, the 3d of Angell next, tiny will be !early to receive Tenders writing(sealed up), and treat. for Four Hundred T 0.1 1 .61 GE. NUINE OATMEAL, to be delivered, one half thereof in i One Mouth, and the other half in o , re illooth afterwards, into I bis Viaualling Stores at Deptford, I:'oitslttoutb, and Plymouth, ix the poportioni underlmentioncd, viz. • Deptford - Portsmouth - Plymouth . Tons. 250 - 100 4 0 0 aid tube paid fur ij Bills, payable with Artier!, ninety days alter: date. The Condition: of the Contrail may be ace', al t6e•Seereta►y'a obit►. No regard will be had t' any Tender in which the I'r ice ihall not be inserted inwards at length, or that shall not be de-livered to i the Bard etefOre O se o'Clock on the said Fritts). * the 3.1,f August ne.o, nor unless' the Pers.»; who tnakes the Tender, or c.nie Per., son on his behalf, attenois„tq answet whetecalled for. A CERTAIN DISEASE. ..„_. R. FREEMAN:SUnivergaI and - long established Medicine, called GurrA. SALUTAKI . S, may` be depended on to he a certain, silk% and speedy cure for the must inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is by urine and inSeiiiible perspiration. A slight • ease is generally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues in a short time. inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies,_ klieumatisins, Gravels, kVeaknesses, and Obstructions. are speedily removed by these sate and salutary drops They require nothing to work them olf, no' restraint of f.iet, or hinderance froin business.. Those who take them m a y de :- pond on a sound, and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. The, cause nu sickness, and the pa tient may gO about his or her Business wit hoot the'least dit. ger. The large quantiti,:s that are daily sold tor exportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy t o surp as s e ve ry o th er medicine in the nown Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Va ternoster.row ; and retail by one or m or e Meiticine" Venders in every town, in bottles at zs. yd. and 4s. 6d, each, with direa:tions. KENO VAT.I.:I) HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have. offered themselves as candidates for public pat ronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us In ~ .41 being 'classed among those empiries whose imprudent pretensions haie, nisi; , rtunately fir society, been too favourably received, we. beg leave to submit to, the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quirements, Atter having received a regular medical educa. thin as the pupils of Messrs. Grinder,. and !;lizard, whose ledutes and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital • we entered ours e lv e s as students in that justly celebrat e d school for ined4cal acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, awl, were instructed in the dilf6rent branches of anatomy,surg,ry, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c.. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that oar proficiency and acquirements are tout inconsiderable. Having for a long series or years made Venereal Complaints, and the various disea - ses of Debility, the particular objeCt of our studies and practice, it will,. we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superibr kno.a , ledge of them treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection a perfect re-establishment • is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, 'where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverancens our plats ut treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. , . . . .-1. - midst the 'inelancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit lopg and, most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, the are none more alarming or more diStressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire. quently prevent or embittet the matrimonial state. To st._h persons it must be a consolationto know that they may 11,6-, • by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that . "greatest of all human blessino, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debiiity, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every or venereal infedion,. we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. - Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and hum 6 in the evening till4o a* night. . Patients in the country are requ'esredto state the particu. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c, ac. in clpsing a - remittance tor advice arid medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, .the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. • CUIe k 1 E and Co. Surgeons, No. z. 7, Hatton-garden. g:11 - Messrs. Cottle and Co. have Certificates front the above respectable .Protessors of London anti Edinburgh, for 'the diligence, skill, and humanity, with winch they per f.rtned the duties ass.igned:them during the efrisethey 'tended their Lectures sod Prattice, [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. STdTE P4PERS. CORRESPC)N DENCE. , . (COPIED FROM TUB AbIgRICAN'PAPRIti.) [From the National Intelligencer Extraorninary.l SIR London, Feb' '9, i8to: I received on th e tu t h inst. by r. Powel, whom I had sent so me ti m e before to France, a letter from General Armstrong, of which a copy is ioclosed, and keeping 19 view the instructiOns_colitained in your letter to me of the iith of November last, I have written to Lord W e ll es l ey , to inquire whe ther 'any, and if arty, , hat 'blockades of Fraice instituted by Great Britain durin4 the prese nt before the Ist of Jai.uary, 1807, are uadersto„d bete to be in foroe. A copy of my letter to Lord Wellesley is inclosed. It is improbable that this official inquiry will pro duce a de..lar,, , ion in answer to it, that none of th:),e • blockades are in force, and I shOuld presume that such a declaration (A II be received in France as sub stantially satisfytng the cOnditon announced to Ipe by General Armstiong. I 4m not aware that this, sOjei could have be: n. brought before the British Government in any other I form than that which I ha% e chosen. It woidd not 1 'thank have been proper to apply for a revo,:ation of Ole blockaOes in question (a( least before it is ascertained that they are in exi.tence) or to have professed in my le' ter to Lord Welleiley, to found upon General Amstrong's communication, my in quiry as to their Equal state. I. have however sup posedit to b: indispensable (and have aoled accord ingly) that I shook' expl.in it) Lord Wellesley in 'conversation, the prob ability afforded by General Armstrong's letter, that a declaration by th s 6O vernment to, the effect above-mentioned, would be followed by the 'Neal of the Berlin ~ D,:cree. I cannot perheips expect to receive from Lord Wellesley . an answer to my letter in tine to send a copy by the John Adams, now in the Downs, or' at Portsmouth ; but I Will send it by an early op— portunity, and will take care that General Annstrong shall be made acquainted with it without delay. I have the honour to be, &c. WM. PINCKNEY. P. S. MARCH 2S.—Since the writing of this let ter, Lord Wellesley has sent the the answer (of the Ad instant), of 'which a copy is now inclosed. It was hot satistrelory . , and I pointed out its deficien cies to. Lord 'Wellesley In conversation, and pro posed to him that I should write hint anotheriet ter, : requesting explanations.' He assented to this course, and I nave written him the letter of t:le7lb ~instant, of which also a copy is Lidos, d. reply has been promised frequently, but has not yet been received. I have reason to expect that it will oe sufficient ; but I c.oin ot th in k of detaining the cor vette any longer. Tire British packet wit furnish me with,an opportuniiy of foi warding it to you, and I lai w x l . ll:send i`Vlr.,Lee with it C o P arts b y way of. Mut* W. 1 3 1::Clitilir. The Hon. R. Smith, ke. Copy.of a letter from G-n Armstrong to the Duke of Cacro,e, dated Paris, Feb. 21 , i 8 : The Minister Plenipotentiary of the Ukitted Sates has the nonour to submit to iiis Excdiency, the Duke of -Cadorc the copy of a letter this instant re ceived from Bayonne, and begs from ban an expla nation of the circumstances mentioned in it. Tire Ministerial dispatch ) under date o f t h e st h i nstant, is arrived at St. Sebastian, bearitz an sower ror the ituinedia , e transportation,. in small vessels of all the sequestered American cargoes to Bayonne, to be placed in the Custom-house there. This news is public at St. Seba,tiau,'but what is not so as yet is, that the sani , .. order says, lst.Taal "these car goes are to be sent to Bay onne, whether the. commodities of which they are coArposed may have. come from English commerce, ur from the produce of the soil of the United 'States. 2dly. That they should be .sent to the Custom house of that place to be sold there. The Minister Plenipotentiary offers to his Ex cellency the assurances of his consideration. (Signed) JOHN ARMSTRONG. General Armstrong to Mr. Smith, Nils, iuly tB, iSto. S:n—l wrote a few lines to you yesterday, an nouncing the receipt and _transmission of a copy of the Duke of Cadore's note to me of the 14 h inst. After much serious reflection, I live thought it best to forbear all notice at present of the errors, as well of fact as of ar g u men t, . w hi c h may be found in theintroductory part of,that Note; to take the Mi nister at his word ;to enter at-once upon the pro posed negociatiort, and ; for this purpose to offer to him a project for renewing the Convention of 1800. This mode will have the advantage of trying tLe sincerity of the overtures made by him, and per haps ut drawing from him the preci se t erms .. on which his Mast e r will accommodate. If these be such as we ought to accept, we shall have a Treaty, in which neither our rights nor wrongs Will be gotten ; if otherwise, there will be enough, both or tune and occasion, to do justice to their pOticy and. our own, by a pre-examination of each. have the honour to hc, Etc.. (Signed) JOHN AIt&ITRONG. lion. Robert S►nith. Extra& of a Letter to the same from the same: MARCH 10.—I have at i,ngth received a verbal message, in answer to my note of the 21st was ttorn the Minister of Foteign RelatiotFi, and in the following ‘Xords:—" His Majesty has decided to sell-the American property seized in Spain; but the money arising therefrom shall remain in depot." This message has given occasion to a lett:r hum ine, marked No. 22. Paris, March ro, ato. had yesterday the honour of rteeiving a P r * Vrq. '57 Gmuw - :-Rst, 7 fiq yury Is, isro. dill Exchequer Bills, dated in the month of ,Septemb er 13_9, . TO BE PAID OFF. ' THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA-- YESTrs TREASURY having given DireOions jOt pay ' ingqf the Principal of the above -mentioned Evehequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt sl of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Satitrden the • 25th Day 01 August. Attendance will be given daily (Sun elgys and Holidays excepted) until and incim ling Tuesday the 14th of August, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the parse of receiving the same. And for the greater' dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to hying '' Lists thereof, containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order, according to the Dates of the said Bills, and Commencement of Interest, with . the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, corn puled from, but excluding the Days on which they are sestet - live. 4 dated, to the said 2511.) Day! of . August, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Holjete cr not) are indispensably required to indorse each Bill with theii usual Signature ; and to write their Names and Re sid..nce at the bottom of their List ; and they are moreover j required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office fir Payment, and to receive the New:Billi, and ciVe the Rec ipts' "Or the same IJ sty of the Holders of the ajOresaid Bills should be des!, ous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest pre visits to the said 25th Day if August, they may be accommodata; on cons pitting thefatereit to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Pee sons as may be. desirous of having lVe;w Exchequer .] Bills in W.h.k of in 'part' PaYment of. Principal, u p on mar ki ng New Bills, and mentioning the A ntounti at the i , ottom of their .1 Lists, aeliv t yed on or before the 54th August may be accom -tnodated with New Bills, clerying• an. Interest of :Three-pence by the Day, on evesy One Hundred Pounds, Which said' New Bias v•ill bear Date the -said osth Day of Augut,. and viii be delivered on Monday, the 27th al e`uguit, and the ,:latioihing Days. N. B. _Ali Exchequer Bills dated prior To Septemlier. .iBo9, have been advertised to be paid of. • • This Day was pUblished, , price ros, 6d. boards, . !. AN ANALYSIS of HOOKEIrS , Eight Books . of ECCLESIASUICAL, POLITY. , ' ! • By the Rev. J. CO LLI VSO', M.A. . . - ReCtor olGateshead, Durham.' Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, .No. 6z, St. Paul's Chur..ll-)ard; Sold also by I. Hatchard, Piccadilly. • ' - n This•Diy were published - , HandsornelY printg(i. in °fie 'V olume, ()etavo, price gs. 6d. 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